Eagle Soccer Camp - Summer Day Camp Session 2

Emory University's Eagle Soccer Camp - Summer Day Camp Session 2 is a four-day clinic held June 15–18, 2026, in Atlanta, Georgia. The camp serves coed participants and is hosted by a Division III program. It runs as a day camp, meaning athletes commute daily rather than staying overnight.

This camp fits families exploring Division III soccer and looking for exposure to a competitive, academically selective program. Emory competes at a strong level within D3, and the university's most-selective academic profile means the coaching staff evaluates recruits through both athletic and academic lenses. The camp structure—a four-day day clinic—suggests it draws a broad range of ages and experience levels rather than targeting a specific graduating class. Without stated age or grade-year bounds, families should confirm directly with the camp whether it's geared toward middle-school development, high-school recruiting exposure, or both.

Prospective attendees should know that the head coach does not attend this session, which means evaluation, if it happens at all, will be conducted by assistant staff rather than the decision-makers on roster questions. The four-day format offers more instructional time and observation opportunity than a single day, but the day-camp structure limits informal coach contact compared to overnight residential camps. No cost information is published, so families should request pricing before committing. Emory's strong program tier and most-selective academic tier mean competition for coach attention will be real, even in a development-focused environment.

This camp works best for families seeking skills instruction and early exposure to a highly-ranked academic Division III program, or for younger players considering college soccer as a longer-term path. Families actively pursuing D3 recruitment offers this summer, or those needing overnight camp experience for serious evaluation, should prioritize camps with head-coach attendance instead. Check with Emory directly for age guidelines, cost, and whether this session is recruiting-focused or development-focused.